If your road trip brings you to Cagayan Valley, then give a lending hand to education by fueling up in any of the 23 Caltex stations in northeastern Luzon.
Ongoing up to July 31, Caltex will donate one peso (P1) for each liter of fuel sold in Caltex stations. The program, called Caltex Fuel Your School, aims to raise P3 million to purchase STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) teaching and learning aids. The more fuel ups, the more Caltex donates.
ICTjob.ph Founder and CEO Fred Tshidimba advises IT professionals during the DevCon Summit 2019 to embrace constant learning and adopt global IT trends to gain competitive advantage. Photo shows (L-R) Head of Digital Innovations of Cignal TV JC Medina, Director of Digital Transformation of Enderun Colleges Colin Christie, Founder of ICTJob PH and Eastvantage Fred Tshidimba, Director of QBO Innovation Hub Katrina Chan, Co-Founder and CEO of EduCredit PH Vasyl Davydko and Philippine Representative and Reps Mentor of Mozilla Robert Reyes.
The past decade has seen a huge shift in the information and communications technology (ICT) industry, largely because of digitalization and the influx of new technologies. One of the recent strong trends reshaping industries across the world is the Fourth Industrial Revolution. As these exciting new developments and technologies redefine the economic landscape and subsequently the job market, how is the Philippines keeping up?
Continued learning and skills development is one way Filipino IT practitioners can stay updated, if not ahead of the game, said industry leaders at the recently concluded DevCon Summit 2019 during the discussion on “Preparing for the Jobs of the Future: Igniting Lifelong Learning.”
5G subscriptions now expected to reach 1.9 billion by 2024 as operators ramp up deployments and users switch to 5G devices
5G coverage is forecast to reach 45 percent of the world’s population by end of 2024
In 2024, 5G networks are projected to carry 35 percent of the global mobile traffic
Rapid early momentum and enthusiasm for 5G has led Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) to forecast an extra 400 million enhanced mobile broadband subscriptions globally by the end of 2024. The June 2019 edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report forecasts 1.9 billion 5G subscriptions – up from 1.5 billion forecasted in the November 2018 edition – an increase of almost 27 percent.
Realme Philippines and Shopee team up for the biggest realme flash sale series yet. The much-anticipated Shopee 7.7 Sale happening this July 7 is the perfect date for a smartphone switch as realme offers its entry-level and budget champions realme 3 and realme C1 at 22 percent off. The first batch of purchasers also get to enjoy freebies worth PHP1,299.
OYO Hotels & Homes, the world’s sixth largest and fastest-growing chain of leased and franchised hotels, homes & living spaces, announced that it has now become the largest single hotel brand in China and continues to maintain the second spot at the hotel group level in the country. In a short span of 1.6 years, OYO has expanded its presence to 337+ cities and 500,000 rooms, surpassing the scale of traditional and established hotel chain brands in the country, such as Home Inn, Hanting and others. The company has allocated approximately $100 million out of the $600 million earlier committed to being invested in China, towards quality & system improvements and customer service. The company has hired over 10,000 people and created jobs for over 200,000 Chinese hospitality enthusiasts.
The wide-ranging economic impact of the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) 1 package was among the many topics discussed recently at an interview given by Department of Finance (DoF) Secretary, Carlos G. Dominguez, to representatives of Oxford Business Group (OBG).
Dominguez highlighted that TRAIN 1 had attained 108.1% of its revenue target in 2018, enabling the government to increase public infrastructure investment.